Smallville is cheesy and it went way too long (a decade!).

Flashbacks were cool in Arrow, but how much can do you do with that island though? I wonder if there will be more in the future seasons.

We'll see how Supergirl go. So far, it was a meh. I will watch it though to see how it is.

I never watched Smallville.

I actually agree with you in this general area. My issue, more specifically with Arrow, is that I have found the last season to be bad. I really liked seasons 1 and 2, especially whenever they flashed back to the island. I wish they would have done more of that this season.

Flash has been really tight, in my opinion, in terms of story and characters. Iris has been annoying, though, with her Lois Lane Syndrome, but I can ignore that with all the other good stuff going on.

The first part of the this was weak, but it got stronger as it went on. The music... was wrong and I liked the re-cut video that was done, just for that.

I don't know about that for Supergirl. It reminds me of cheesy Smallville. I like the darker series of Arrow, Netflix's Daredevil, etc.

Yeah that one doesn't work for me. I dunno if its just that Arrow hasn't been on long enough to warrant parody yet..I dunno.

That said, I do feel the need to say that Arrow isn't half bad. It's certainly not stellar. But I assumed it would be another Smallville train wreck.

It's not horrible.

I thought the worst was that Smallville episode where they had entire episode plot revolve around kryptonite stride gum

What's hilarious is that they seem to think we don't notice it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9tniqYCJj8

Caveat: Superman was good for it's time (character driven?); and Superman II wasn't too bad either (invoked the Kryptonite, albeit as people).

I actually enjoyed Superman III the most when I was a kid; again they had to bring on the krpytonite. I saw it again a few years ago and wished I hadn't.

The less said about Superman IV the better.

There are fans of Smallville (character driven) and Superman Returns (yet more kryptonite) but I thought they were both dull.

The new one seems to be character driven again. I mostly have hopes for it because of the people involved.

>> ^Ryjkyj:

I hate how they always mention "300" and "The Watchmen" when "Dawn of the Dead" is clearly his masterpiece.


I dunno, Dawn of the Dead was great (imo better than the original), but Watchmen was amazing. One of my favourite films.

Anyway, I do not care for this film. Always thought Superman was massively overrated. I wonder when Kryptonite, the super rare, super secret material that's Superman's one weakness, that's available in every corner store in Smallville, will come into play in this movie

>> ^VoodooV:

guess the CW didn't learn their lesson from the shitstorm that was Smallville


And why didn't they reuse the same Green Arrow actor from Smallville? Sheesh.

guess the CW didn't learn their lesson from the shitstorm that was Smallville

Don't know a single one of those a-holes. Was guy in the toque the
"flash" in smallville?

* 30 Second Bunnies
* All Your History (not all of the episodes).
* American Dad
* The Apprentice
* The Big Bang Theory
* Chuck
* Cinemassacre Productions for online movie and video game reviews (not all of them) with cussings and humor.
* Classic Game Room/InecomCompany -- Not all reviews.
* Educated Earth -- not everything.
* Family Guy (later seasons only)
* Fast and Loose
* Futurama (all episodes and movies and kept up since the pilot).
* GameInformer's Replay Hub (not all of them).
* Grey's Anatomy (since the pilot and kept up)
* The Guild (since the pilot and kept up)
* Know Your Meme (also on YouTube; not all episodes)
* The IT Crowd (kept up since its pilot)
* Matt's Chat (not all episodes)
* MythBusters (not all old episodes, but do keep up with the latest ones)
* New Media Agency (NMA) for sometimes funny animated news from Taiwan daily. Not every one of them is watched like the lame weather ones.
* No Ordinary Family.
* Nostalgia Critic (mostly movie and television/TV reviews, and do not watch all episodes).
* Retroware TV (not all episodes)
* Simon's Cat on YouTube (all episodes).
* The Simpsons (should be all episodes since Tracey Ullman's short days)
* Smallville (all episodes and kept up mostly after a few episodes in season one)
* South Park (not all episodes; skip the "sewer"/dirty ones)
* Star Wars: The Clone Wars (kept up since its pilot)
* Undercover Boss -- Rarely, since this worker ant only watches the interesting companies.
* Versus (not all old episodes).
* The Walking Dead.
* Walk on the Wild Side (kept up since its pilot).
* Television/TV/Telly commercial/spots/advertisements/ads. on FunnyPlace (kept up with its latest frequent updates).
* Many other online videos especially random ones from VideoSift (not all of them and using filters).
* Various interesting documentaries.

>> ^Sagemind:

Saw this on TV the other day - Awesome for them!
-- Actually, the one I saw was much longer...


I just saw this before tonight's Smallville episode started on Los Angeles/L.A.'s KTLA 5.1! Too bad it was only in SD and not HD. It had a MySoCalHyundai.com banner too.

Lol funny as hell.

But hey now.. Smallville is solid (used to be better though,) and Supernatural is the bomb, no matter who you are.

Natural progression of spinoffs:

The Muppets --> Muppet Babies
Scooby Doo --> A Pup Named Scooby-Doo
Tom and Jerry --> Tom and Jerry Kids
The Flintstones --> The Flintstone Kids
Beverly Hills, 90210 --> (teeny bopper) 90210
Superman --> Smallville
X-Men --> X-Men Evolution
Dumb and Dumber --> Dumb and Dumberer

My point? This is TOTALLY the Muppet Babies of the nerdgasm world.